Ford Mustang Notchback - Basic Blackout. Mark Houlahan Photographer Michael Johnson Photographer May 01, ... the weight box, the rear spoiler, the ladder bars, the headers and exhaust, the K ...

1968 Ford Mustang Coupe - Nostalgic Notchback. Looking Back, With a Modern Twist. Dale Amy Writer Aug 01, 2013. ... Out back, beneath the ducktail spoiler is a ribbed taillight panel, ...

When it comes to American muscle cars, few names are quite as legendary as the Ford Mustang. The brainchild of Ford vice-president Lee Iacocca, the Mustang was an instant hit when it debuted in 1964, ...

The Mustang was a chiseled wedge in reverse that looked as if it could leave the air undisturbed after making its splashy entrance. We're talking decades before the notchback Mustang, but hear us out.

They were basically the Mustang track-/drag-car setup (notchback, 5.0, five-speed) adapted for police use. If you saw this in your rearview mirror, you weren't getting away. Unless maybe you had a ...

1968 Ford Mustang Prototype ‘Green Hornet’ One of two notchback coupe Mustangs that both Ford Motor Company and Shelby American used as prototypes, the other being Little Red. Craig Jackson of ...

Mustang notchbacks are pretty common, but some models are not that easy to find nowadays. For example, some of the least owned cars are 5.0 LX notchback coupes. They have a 5-speed manual transmission ...

Most Ford Mustang fans will agree that there was something special about the third-gen Fox Body Mustang. Bring up the Notchback, and you’ll be sure to draw up some interesting conversation. The ...

In the late 1960s, a red-painted Ford Mustang notchback coupe dressed in Shelby GT500 clothing and stuffed with experimental engine technology up and disappeared. Its usefulness as a prototype for ...

One of the first cars marketed as a notchback is the 1938 Cadillac Sixty Special. Then, In 1952, a notchback version of the Nash Ambassador was sold on the market. In 1971, Chevrolet marketed the ...